pulitzer prize-winning columnist for the "new york post," michael goodwin. if trump can do this in new jersey, he may have 15 states where he with play? >> look, we've already seen dead heats in pennsylvania, ohio and florida. the three most populous of the swing states and 67 combined electoral votes. if trump were able to hold romney's 202 or 212, that would put him close to or over the top. my math is a little rusty. lou: sounded like 279 to me. [laughter] >> new jersey he's really, really trying. lou: then he's showing off. >> but i think if that pattern holds and we begin to see as the election draws closer, certainly is going to be a very interesting election. lou: is it your judgment that he can make that kind of hey this year? >> i think he can. there's a long ways to go. everybody is gnashing their teeth is what they say. they see him as strong and the country's leader. lou: you say that, and his words matter to a lot of people. he's got more votes than any republican in history, and you still got five states to go. he is galvanizing a group of peop

ed rollins, michael foo goodwin with us next. lou: parting ways a man in lynn dale, texas discovered mother nature's destructive wrath. stay with us, we'll coming right back. at ally bank, no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like grandkids equals free tech support. oh, look at you, so great to see you! none of this works. come on in. innovative sonicare technology with up to 27% more brush movements versus oral b. get healthier gums in 2 weeks guaranteed. innovation and you. philips sonicare. save when you buy the most loved rechargeable toothbrush brand in america. lou: let's look at the venue and in south bend, indiana. where donald trump is going to be speaking here in just a matter of moments. donald trump always complaints about fact that media does not show the crowd. so we can tell you, i am not sure why pool does not top breakaway to show you people. there are 12 thousand people by our producer's estimates waiting for donald trump to show up there. another even today provoking a rough moment on the campai

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it says no one knows more about the post than michael goodwin. "dirty bills" of president -- >> first off, that model had nothing to do with the story so take your eyes off her. >> "dirty bills." bill cosby and clinton of the sexual allegation story. obviously, they're going after bill cosby now. finally. a judge requires him to stand trial on the 2004 allegation >> simultaneously, trump has this instagram ad out about zbli clinton and the escapade of the '90s. he said bill clinton has to stand trial and bill cosby has to stand on trial. >> thank you very much both as always. good to have you here. >> donald trump pulls no punches in a new web post hitting bill and clinton. >> it is very nervous. >> no women should be subjected to it. >> it was insult. >> new polls subject trump's strategy is working. laura ingram joins me next. the 23 years old driver of this vehicle turns a simple traffic ticket into a possible 45 year pris prison sense. that makes our next story remarkable and the video is every bit remarkable which hey look, it's those guys.

attorney for west virginia, booth goodwin. >> booth goodwin: this could be likened to a drug organizationhe defendant was the kingpin. >> cooper: the defendant, don blankenship, had for decades been one of west virginia's most influential and powerful figures. the c.e.o. of massey energy, the largest coal producer in appalachia, he employed 5,800 people and operated more than 40 mines. blankenship wouldn't do an interview with "60 minutes" but prosecutors say for years he condoned and tolerated safety violations for the sake of profit. >> ruby: right up until the time the upper big branch mine blew up, that was the way that the company ran, because everybody understood that was the way don blankenship wanted it run. >> cooper: that was the corporate mentality that he instilled in his company. >> booth: right. that was the culture that existed. >> cooper: profits over safety. >> booth: profits over safety. he set the tone. he set the corporate culture. >> cooper: despite receiving daily reports of the high number of safety violations, prosecutors argued blankenship did little to correct th

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lou: ed rollins and michael goodwin, appreciate it.oll tonight, do you think it's time to flush out the leadership of the republican party? cast your vote on twitter @loudobbs. >>> horses weren't the only ones racing in kentucky over the weekend. covington's first annual running of the goats, that's the actual name of the event, turning into running after the goats -- [laughter] as six goats broke away to make a run for it, residents scrambled to catch the goats. they seemed to enjoy their hours of freedom, however, and all the spectators certainly did. i mean, go goats. all of them eventually caught, no one was hurt. probably some discipline issues -- [laughter] >>> up next, donald trump ramping up his attacks against hillary clinton. >> she's playing the woman's card to the hilt, and you know what? women understand it better than anybody. and watch how well i do with women when it counts, when the election comes. watch how well. lou: how well? well, we'll find out. fox news eye kimberly guilfoyle, co-host of "the five," takes co-host

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pulitzer prize-winning columnist for the "new york post," michael goodwin. 7:00 in the east and polls have closed throughout indiana. where fox news can now project that donald trump will beat texas senator ted cruz in the hoosier state's republican presidential primary. according to fox exit polls and early vote tally, the victory significantly improving trump's chances of gathering up the 1237 delegates needed to clinch the republican nomination this primary season before we get on cleveland. in fact, on the democratic side, it's too early to project a winner in that contest between clinton and sanders. so we are watching and beginning what will be an evening long watch over what is happening between those two, the early numbers, as you see there, projected to remain tight for sometime. joining us now, as i said, former reagan white house political director, republican strategist ed rollins. pulitzer prize-winning columnist for the "new york post," michael goodwin. good to have you with us. trump win. we, of course we do not know our margin, our decision r

we will start with erika goodwin. the she's suing because she has had physical, emotional, financial damage from this incident. what were your initial thoughts about this. >> my initial thought is bet as a father and as a parent and as a lawyer, as a parent i can't imagine agony this young woman's parent are going through. they lost a daughter. it ace alleged to have been a suicide. it is a horrible thing. now they have to defend a lawsuit. but what this is about is looking to find out who was responsible or what steps, reasonable steps in the eyes of the law that could have have been taken to avoid this. young girl's family they sue the people who owns building they sue the university and allege they should have taken steps to assure that the windows were not opened and this woman climbed out on the ledge and victim who has every right to do this sues the same people but she has to sue thees a state of the young girl. you cannot have the university and the building saying it is in the our fault this person committed

you will itser prize winning columnist, michael goodwin. we are watching the results come in.to call for the democrats. trump is expected to win in nebraska. everything seems to be moving this way right now. >> that's absolute lire right. -- it's absolutely right. it's an unopposed juggernaut. the only question is whether people in congress or other party types around the fringes recognize this or continue to try to resist it. i think they frankly are on the wrong side of where this is going. and i think they will embarrass themselves eventually. lou: do you agree with michael? >> i do. he need to run his own campaign. raise the money he need to raise. focus on hillary and not pay a bit of attention to the washington conservatives or house republicans that may not be intact, they will come in at the end. lou: he has won women in west virginia. he has won he demographic group over the course of the last six weeks. this is -- and people keep talking about his problems. going to those battleground state polls, he's doing tremendously. the rhetoric from the so-called elites and es

pulitzer prize-winning columnist michael goodwin. that is a few hours off yet this evening.et me start with you. this thing is tight. about a percentage point apart. the you expect sanders are clinton? >> i would not be surprised if sanders wins. hillary has been over polling. in other words, it's not as strong as she has been polling. lou: that is a positive way to put that. i like that. >> the fact that she won easily over obama in 2,008 i don't think means much of anything. hillary was a better candidate in 2,008 that she is this year. a visible candidate this year, and democrats were beginning to worry about that. lou: your thoughts on what should be a terrific state for hillary clinton. >> well, look, she is not just abouta bad candidate. she is getting worse as the campaign goes on. it seems to constantly be zapping momentum that she can create and makes it hard, if not impossible to turn to trump. and i think what we saw in nevada, sanders people are not going to go quietly. i saw story that surprised me. sanders can actually when more pledged delegates than she can.

in a city. 1'26-1'35 john goodwin/metropolitan transportation commission nat sot - there's a lot to bet city than a campus environment >> reporter:one of the first big startups in oakland pandora has called this place home for a decade the city was chosen for its charm. >> reporter:with nearly 80 million active users a month in the u-s, the employee base is growing as well. walking to work allows marta riggins chance to get home to her 4 year old son within a couple of minutes. >> the fact that i can leave work within 10 minutes to get home from preschool mins get him from preschool allows me the opportunity to be present at work and go home to be a present mom. i don't have to be commuting long distances >> reporter:walkability is important to marta, but there are thousands that depend on transportation to get to work. >> reporter:the fact is, more people are moving to the bay area. and this heavy demand on the transportation system is evidence the regional community is thriving. >> clearly more congested freeways. we are also seeing a record ryder ship on caltran ridership on caltrai

for more than seven hours, dan goodwin used a rope and suction cups.s later, goodwin climbed another one of the city's skyscrapers, the hancock building. he made it all the way up. a daredevil was on top of the world 35 years ago today. speaking of on top of the world. look at what the dow did on wednesday. two days ago, 17,855. it's been a good day. that should make neil cavuto happy. your world with mr. happy coming up next. i'll see you later. >>> you wouldn't be happy once you head to the airport for the unofficial kickoff of the summer travel season. especially with the details we got from the tsa about the long lines awaiting to get to your plane. the latest recommendations, try to arrive three hours ahead of time to be on the safe side. you can imagine how that went over on capitol hill. doug? >> i'm going to destroy your narrative a tiny bit here. there has been a little bit of success. believe it or not in reducing weight times at some of the hardest hit airports. the tsa administrator testified that since reports surfaced first of that 450 nu

first trial ended in ahu jury and they will be tried again in the fall and the next trial is seizure goodwin and the driver of the van is facing murder charges and you can expect tempers to flair in that trial. we will have to stand by and see how the people in the city of baltimore react in that particular case. >> i was going to ask you about those officers. still five trials pending. are they out on bail or what is the status with them right now. >> the officers are out. they are actually suspended with pay per baltimore police policy. so they are actually at home collecting paychecks but this has been agonizing for the people of the city of baltimore who had to endure this and obviously for the police officers as well. i spoke to a source inside baltimore pd today. actually on the homicide unit and they tell me that they are very pleased with today's verdict but still everybody is on edge. not only because of the potential for chaos and more protests but just the fact that their brothers in arms are going through this. they see it through one lens and obviously the people of baltimore se

michael goodwin at the children's hospital calls it one of the society's biggest epidemics. >> most teenagers are not ready in the brains to fall asleep until 12 at night. >> reporter: he sides with the american academy of pediatrics saying lack of sleep leads to depression in teens and increase in car accidents so the extra hour in the morning is critical. >> aspects of learning and menial health, well being, and even as we said just moments ago, obesity management. you know, sleep is fundamental to everything we do. >> it's for parents who work, have to be at work a certain time. what do you do when you leave your child for that hour? >> reporter: and turn out here is light, fewer than a dozen people inside right now, but tonight's hearing goes until 7:00. also, i did speak with the new jersey department of education rep inside who did tell me they are getting hundreds of responses from parents and families by e-mail. live in blackwood, nbc 10 news. >>> your first alert weather with glen "hurricane" schwartz. >> we had a lot of hours of rain late last week, and yesterday, but it did not amo

insight and analysis this sunday morning, thomas friedmannd kristin welker and historian doris kaernz goodwin. >> good sunday morning. you want to appreciate how dominant donald trump's candidacy has become, trump didn't just won all five states on tuesday, all of pennsylvania's 67ounties and all 23 in maryland and all eight in connecticut and five in rhode island and all three in delaware. in other words, each and every one of the 106 counties that voted last tuesday and won all but two by double digits. trump now needs just 47% of the remaining delegates to go to cleveland with the magic number of 1237. ted cruz and john kasich are mathematically eliminated. they need each 100% of delegates. journalists have gone to the cliche handbook, going for a hail mary and thrown aspaghetti against the wall. cruz's choice o carly fiorina produced very little buzz and there's this. with cruz counting on tuesday's primary in indiana to stop trump. our latest poll has trump leading ted cruz by a whopping 15 points. close to 50%. 49-34 john kasich in third at 13%. bernie sanders is in better shape in indi

you need people who were there, who knew the man, dorris concerns goodwin, dik goodwin, bill moiers, joe, it goes on and on, people who helped us and helped me personally. >> did you talk to each of those. >> yeah. >> just and read the books and you know, they opened their hearts and their minds to me. and allowed me to pick their brains and ask what it was like. and you know, to try to get a sense of the man so i'm not doing an impersonation. but i am paying homage to him in the most honest way to be. >> rose: yeah, but you're not doing an impersonation of him for sure but at the same time through the wonder of what it ever it is that happens for two hours before you go on stage t is a remarkable physical resemblance. >> thank you. she had thin lips and beady eyes so thank you, charlie. >> rose: that's what it was. >> yeah, i'm sleully closer to-- . >> rose: beady eyes, thin slips. >> he had the scwinty eyes, thin lips. in makeup you can actually do a lot of i had cheek-- implants. >> rose: right. >> i had a chin added. i had a nose. i had ears that poked my ears out but also elonga

. >> reporter: sisters barbara goodwin and jodi ball sat on their porch in ocean city thrilled that memorial day weekend is just around the corner. >> i look forward to summer starting on november 1st when i have to go home. >> we grew up down here. my grandparents owned it, then my dad owned it and now she owns it. >> reporter: they aren't the only ones happy about the approach of the summer seasons. the boardwalk in ocean city was busy today and there were plenty of people on the beach, too. >> after all these days and weeks of rain, it's awful. >> reporter: and now. >> and now it's beautiful. little windy but can't beat the sun. >> it's been a very cold year and so exciting to be back on the beach. we need warm weather because we all need a day just to relax. >> reporter: there's no relaxing for shop keepers on the boardwalk who are stocking up for the memorial day crowds. >> a lot of inventory coming in and just getting the da day o day operational stand ready for the customers. >> reporter: ocean city lifeguards are getting ready. at beach patrol headquarters they have been busy sprucin

charles: michael goodwin do you see where this can be spun and ultimately come out as a positive? and if so would it mean donald trump giving in on something he campaigned on? >> that's great. it's fascinating to watch as the mess anding dynamic, if not a mess anding war. i think the congress, need donald trump more than he need them. it's already been proven. paul ryan and the others are having conversations about where they stand. republican voters across america have declared where they are which is with donald trump. i think at the end of the day there will be unity. the word common ground which you heard in that clip from paul ryan will be repeated time and time again. you will hear that a lot. but by the end of the day. republicans will you night for this reason. no republican running for congress. no republican running for united states senate whether they support, embrace or tee my donald trump will get away from the democrats saddling them with the frontrunner, donald trump. so you might as well on it, embrace it and go with it. i think this campaign has not been about th

a goodwin f win for the team. >> whoever was open, they let them score and played good defense tonight. >> we won one. it's okay. we're doubt, baby. don't doubt us, baby. >> reporter: but one of the younger fans out here tonight you can se showing off his excitement with some pretty sweet dance moves. that was fun to watch. then overhead, of course, the celebratory fireworks. so all of these things point to winning. this is what the fans here are used to. this is what they expect. and the warriors definitely delivered. all eyes now on the next stop, which is, of course, oklahoma city. live at oracle arena, katie marzulo, nbc 7 news. >> the games shift for games three and four to oklahoma city. le larry vila will have more in sports. >>> breaking news, a search is on for a flight that left paris for cairo. it left at 11:00 a.m. paris time with 69 passengers and 10 crew members. we'll have more on twitter on the bay city news area. >>> now let's move to the race for the white house. bernie sanders made three stops in the bay area today. his final rally was in alaya tonight. he's certainl

lou: that is a timely piece of information to share with your candidate, else rollins and michael goodwinou. >> breaking news. on hillary clinton e-mail scandal, judicial watch, which successfully forced the release of clinton e-mails, through freedom of information act is seeking to interview clinton herself, if district court judge royce lambert approves judicial watch request, judicial watch will be able to question clinton about her use of her unsecured personal private server and e-mails related to the benghazi attack. we do not have word yet on when the judge will make the decision on this latest request by. >> you beneficial watch. >> -- judeicial watch. >> has "new york times" proven donald trump right had he said national liberal media are -- lying, doin dishonest and the worst? follow he on twitter. and like me on facebook, and follow me on instagram. a dare devil toom his latest stunt to new extremes in the italian alps, hurling himself off of a cliff. the flight artist did not stop there he is zipping through a ring of fire, later declared that flying through the flaming metal

mayor of las vegas is confident that the oakland raiders are headed to her city and mayor carolyn goodwin says they will move to her city of nevada handles this properly. the raiders met with tourism officials last month and promised a half $1 billion towards the construction of a dome stadium. davis has assured her that las vegas is not getting played by the raiders to try and get a new stadium deal from oakland, any move would need approval from the nfl. >> nintendo has been a leader in video games and now it is tackling mobile apps. what is this? we will show you and tell you about it coming up. >>> and the weather looks like the middle of the summer and there is evidence of this in coming up the warmest day of the week and changes coming up this weekend. >>> in a home fit for an mvp, steph curry's home is on the facebook page and they now live in walnut creek. and a quick peek outside not looking good on this wednesday afternoon, the 4 on 2 will be right back.>>> insta graham has a new look, they've rebranded their logo updating it to this new design. there are some new changes inside

republican strategist as well, and pulitzer prize-winning columnist for the "new york post," michael goodwinst and polls have closed throughout indiana. where fox news can now project that donald trump will beat texas senator ted cruz in the hoosier state's republican presidential primary. according to fox exit polls and early vote tally, the victory significantly improving trump's chances of gathering up the 1237 delegates needed to clinch the republican nomination this primary season before we get on cleveland. in fact, on the democratic side, it's too early to project a winner in that contest between clinton and sanders. so we are watching and

it was a goodwin for us but we are not going to be jump up and down chest bumping. >> don't want to go players. we'll come out and play better. >> the xon phrase afterwards maybe it was good for us to get punched in the mouth in game one so i think this team will come out on fire in game 2 on wednesday. >> really want to see how that see if the theory holds up. >> the punch. thanks shoe. speaking of baseball actually as we just turned it into a baseball segment now. by the way game 2 for the warriors wednesday tonight kind of a must win scenario but the baseball story locally is tim is now a former giant reportedly agreeing to deal with los angeles angels. giants were apparently in the mix to the end but tim wants to are the take. giant don't have a spot in the rotation and angel have need in so many different places. deal hinges on timy passing a physical usually that's a technicality but tim comes back from hip surgery. white sox were also interested in him but angel biggest need for starter right now. tim to make few minor league starts before the angel call him up and he hasn't pit

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doris kearns goodwin and o thers. charlie: what is an idea you might started on?starting to write essays about it. i would still like to do that. i have a notion in mind but i do not know -- my friend is a great short story writer. he is published constantly. it always intimidates me because i get to the point where i think i could start and i read one of his short stories and i think i cannot do that. but i also like writing nonfiction. but at the moment i'm into some essays about things i've seen, things i have enjoyed in my life. charlie: you have had such a remarkable life and such amazing friends. -- and i havene thought of doing this myself, i know of no one better able to write about the essence of friendship then you. you have and have had remarkable friends. famous, not famous. unparalleledve an sense of connection. and they are not all famous. they are people who have lived the life that you admire. because of the values that they have come -- tom: in many ways i am drawn to those who are not famous, quite frankly. my friend is an anti-celebrity. what i

dick goodwin, bill moyers, joe cawafano. people who have helped us.you talk to each of them? bryan cranston: yeah. and read their books. they opened their hearts and their minds to me and allowed me to pick their brains and ask what it was like, you know, to try to get a sense of the man. i am not doing an impersonation. i am paying homage to him in the most honest way possible. charlie: but you are not doing the impersonation of him for sure. but in the one or two hours before you go on stage, it is remarkable. remarkable physical resemblance. bryan cranston: thank you. he had thin lips and beady eyes, so thank you, charlie. he had the squinty eyes, thin lips and in makeup, you can do a lot. i had cheek implants. i had a chin added, i had a nose, ears that poked my ears out, but also elongated them. i put on 15 or 16 pounds, and i was in lifts that would add three inches to me. i was not the same person. but it was an honor to slip into those shoes, it really was. charlie: i never met him, but -- to see other video i have seen and to see you -- bryan

and mitchell goodwin, medicine inequality asthmassively written captivating narrative. one cannot stop reading. claiming that not since washington's winning book, america apartheid has there ever been a book that makes medical discourse so captivating. please join me in welcoming ms. matthew. [cheers and applause] >> thank you, chris, that was an awesome introduction. i would like to package and take it home to my kids. [laughter] >> i want to get right into the meat of the matter and talk about unconscious racism as it affects the health of populations in the united states. i want to pick up on the number that chris spoke about, 84,000 people because that's the number of people that the 16th surgeon general of the united states david estimates die annually because of health disparities in the united states. that's a very big number. 84,000 people, let that sink in and we will talk about why they die in a minute. my objective tonight is to leave you with some food for thought and so i've developed a sort of acronym, i want to leave you with 5m's, if you will, i want to

insight and analysis this sunday morning, thomas friedman and kristin welker and historian doris kaernz goodwinday morning. you want to appreciate how dominant donald trump's candidacy has become, trump didn't just won all five states on tuesday, all of pennsylvania's 67 counties and all 23 in maryland and all eight in connecticut and five in rhode island and all three in delaware. in other words, each and every one of the 106 counties that voted last tuesday and won all but two by double digits. trump now needs just 47% of the remaining delegates to go to cleveland with the magic number of 1237. ted cruz and john kasich are mathematically eliminated. they need each 100% of delegates. journalists have gone to the cliche handbook, going for a hail mary and thrown aspaghetti against the wall. cruz's choice of carly fiorina produced very little buzz and there's this. with cruz counting on tuesday's primary in indiana to stop trump. our latest poll has trump leading ted cruz by a whopping 15 points. close to 50%.

thomas friedman and kristen welker covering the hillary clinton campaign and historian doris kearns goodwin and author of the new book "love that boy", what two presidents and eight road trips and my son taught me about a parent's expectations. by the way, on the best seller list this morning. >> hey! >> so best sellers, the most recent best seller of our group. how many pulitzers? >> there's a lot there, not on this side of the table. ted cruz. said he's lucifer but you gave him hell. what you did, we can't in journalism make politicians give an honest answer but we can expose the fact when they don't. if you care about america and think donald trump is bad for america, would you support him as a nominee? and nine times, i caught it nine times he refused to answer the question which tells you something about a leader or lack of leader. >> i understand the dilemma republicans have and you seeing and there's a constituency for trump they don't want to ail kbrenate and at the same time he's alienating a swing vote. >> one thing that struck me cruz said and i think he's right. you're closer to